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Sightless and Soulless

Wooden figures Held together by iron hinges. A bit of glue here and there But you wouldn’t notice it. They’re all the same, But that one with the crack? You hate it. It stares at you from the shelf With an empty glare, Always wanting to get closer. But you leave it there, And there it stays.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2019




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